الدحيح - الحرب الاهلية الامريكية 2
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00:00One of them looked at me in the mirror, the other one next to him with a gun.
00:05They didn't do anything, but they were talking.
00:10Son of a bitch.
00:12They must be thinking about how to take over the country and fire the slaves everywhere.
00:15They're doing it to us.
00:17They want to free the slaves?
00:18Can you imagine?
00:19They want to give the slaves their rights and let them take our jobs and our farms.
00:23Yuck, yuck.
00:25Seriously.
00:27This is not a bad thing.
00:29We need people to work for us to help us expand our American civilization.
00:33American civilization? What does that mean?
00:35Yes, but we also say that we are a free country.
00:37This is in the National Anthem.
00:38Why are you philosophizing?
00:39It's okay, man. Let me philosophize on my own.
00:41On the other hand, I'm philosophizing on my own.
00:42If they let the slaves do what they want, won't they let me philosophize?
00:45Yes, that's what I'm saying.
00:47It's obvious that you saw a slave and you love her,
00:49and you want everyone to live in freedom and smell all of this.
00:53And why are you talking to me, man?
00:55What do you want from me?
00:56What can I say?
00:57I'm sick of this.
00:58I'm going to change my job and work in a kitchen to cook for you.
01:02Bye.
01:03Where are you going, son?
01:04What?
01:05Who are you going to shoot?
01:06Go to the kitchen.
01:07I'm sick of slavery.
01:12They're thinking about me right now.
01:14Maybe if I listen to them, I'll convince them.
01:17I'm sick of this.
01:26Hello, dear viewers.
01:27Welcome to a new episode of...
01:28An old episode.
01:29We call it The Victim, because this is the second episode.
01:31Dear strange viewer who decided to start a new episode
01:34titled The American Civil War 2
01:37without taking the risk of searching for the American Civil War 1.
01:42I want to let you know, dear viewer, that 2 comes after 1.
01:45Yes, dear viewer.
01:462 comes after 1.
01:47So?
01:48So we see 1, and then we see 2.
01:50Dear beautiful viewer, let me continue with you.
01:52The story of the American Civil War.
01:53Previously on The Victim.
01:54In the last episode, dear viewer, we talked about the Anti-Tank Battle.
01:57And how General Robert Edward Lee withdrew from his mission in North America.
02:01While everyone was waiting for General McLellan
02:03to complete his mission against the withdrawal of General Edward Lee's army
02:06and make people happy and end the American Civil War.
02:09McLellan, the General of Surrender and Delay.
02:11He said, guys, we can't fight now.
02:13Let's wait a little.
02:14We're ready.
02:15Not now.
02:16We're not ready yet.
02:17Dude, that's not the point.
02:18The Southern Army is right in front of us.
02:19Get in!
02:20The one who's still running is dead in front of us.
02:22McLellan, dear viewer, saw that he wasn't ready enough.
02:24To the point that President Lincoln traveled specially to be confused about McLellan.
02:28Please, Mr. McLellan, attack now!
02:30Attack!
02:31They're in their worst situation.
02:32McLellan, dear viewer, doesn't like it.
02:34There's a strange and incomprehensible insistence.
02:36Dear viewer, he starts to have conspiracy theories.
02:38This man, we brought him goat's milk and he doesn't want to fight.
02:41He's standing at the gate of history with his mouth open and he doesn't want to go in.
02:44Take care of Lincoln, McLellan.
02:45It looks like he has something in his mind.
02:47It's obvious that he's doing this specially because he wants to run against you in the next elections.
02:51He'll keep wasting your time so that you don't achieve any victory.
02:54And at this time, he'll be working to make an army that makes him ready with the best ability.
02:59So that when he takes over, he leads this war and decides it and ends it.
03:03And he enters the gate of history.
03:05But on the other hand, is he ready to not fight to run for his life as a man of peace?
03:10This man will say, guys, do you want slaves? Leave them to you.
03:13Guys, don't you want them? Give them to me.
03:15I don't want a war between the North and the South.
03:17And in any case, McLellan can win over Abraham.
03:19Although this is a fact, dear viewer.
03:21But historically, it's confirmed that Abraham Lincoln will bring McLellan's brother at last.
03:25And he'll reject the army's leadership completely and finally.
03:27All this, dear viewer, happens in time.
03:29Everything on the front line was standing and not moving.
03:31And the hopes of the Southerners increased more and more.
03:34That they can press the North to make it retreat.
03:36Here, Lincoln thinks he's responding to the dreams and aspirations of the South.
03:40Because he responds to them and says, whatever I did and went inside, I won't retreat.
03:44And he thinks that there is no answer that will hurt the South very much other than the issue of slaves.
03:48Lincoln decides to give up the issue of slavery in the issue of slaves.
03:52It's a deal, then.
03:53Holding the stick in the middle.
03:54At the time of the settlement.
03:55And in September 1862, Abraham Lincoln issues his historic decision.
03:59The initial declaration of the liberation of slaves.
04:01And according to this declaration, it is solved.
04:04On the first day of 1863, all slaves in the United States, North and South, will be free.
04:10Free from this moment and forever.
04:12That's it.
04:13There will no longer be slavery, at least theoretically or legally, in the United States.
04:17And no longer does a person have the right to own another person.
04:20This is something, dear viewer, we can look at it normally today.
04:22But this was a very revolutionary decision in this country.
04:25A country that depended on the efforts of the weak of the slaves.
04:29This slave is officially without the slave.
04:31We will have to work for ourselves, or we will have to give him money.
04:34To compensate him for his service.
04:35This was a very revolutionary decision at that time.
04:37Not only in the United States, but also around the world.
04:39Come on, Northern states, use the law with joy.
04:42In the South, there was a lot of anger.
04:44To the extent that the president of the South, Jefferson Davis, described the law as the most
04:47restricted and distorted law in human history.
04:50And out of the joy that was everywhere, and the great political victory of Lincoln.
04:53The decision to liberate the slaves.
04:54But on the battlefield, both sides will suffer from a much more difficult tragedy than defences and bullets.
05:00Actually, dear viewer, the disease in the American Civil War killed more people than weapons and ammunition.
05:05Hundreds of armies were dying from diseases every day.
05:07Diseases such as typhoid or diphtheria.
05:09Dysentery.
05:10Low blood pressure.
05:11The statistics say that of all three deaths, there were two dead from the disease.
05:14And only one who died from bullets.
05:16When the war began, there were many ten hospitals in the North.
05:19And when the war ended, there were more than 350 in the North and 154 in the South.
05:23And yet, they were not enough.
05:25The injured soldiers were treated in government offices and congresses.
05:28At the time of the war, medicine was not very advanced.
05:30And simply, hospitals turned into warehouses.
05:33A warehouse where patients were fed.
05:35As if they were two cartons waiting to die slowly.
05:37With time, a more difficult tragedy began to emerge.
05:39The famine.
05:40A major economic crisis will begin to emerge in the South as a result of the siege.
05:43Which the United Armies imposed on them.
05:44Let me tell you that one soap was costing these soldiers ten salaries.
05:48If you pay 10,000 pounds, 1,000 pounds will go to the soap.
05:50It will do this to you.
05:52You can also look at something like this.
05:54You will find that the price of these jobs doubled in a few months.
05:57However, the confederate currency did not have a cover of gold.
06:00That is, the money is like the money of a lucky bank.
06:02A currency without power or balance.
06:04Even its writings and drawings were bad.
06:06To the extent that the fraudsters were exposed and arrested for their drawings.
06:10Better than the drawings of real money.
06:12No, the central bank did not fix the system in this way.
06:14Where is this son of a bitch?
06:15And here, the Southern government, in order to try to control the food crisis,
06:18began to export agricultural crops.
06:21And even the slaves were exported to employ them in the government and the army.
06:24It is true that sometimes you pay them salaries.
06:26But of course, it did not go to the public.
06:28It went to its king.
06:29At the same time, the war swallows its victims with bullets, disease and hunger.
06:33The war will also need thousands of new volunteers.
06:36The soldiers in the Middle East were originally from Aswan.
06:37This whole situation caused the popularity of Lincoln to collapse, even in the North.
06:40And the whole country began to leave the war and its news.
06:42People will start asking existential questions.
06:44For example, what is our benefit from the liberation of slaves?
06:46And why do we fight for the black?
06:48Many soldiers left the army after the decision to liberate the slaves.
06:51And they classified them as refugees.
06:52Also, at the level of the South, people began to flee from the army.
06:55In large numbers.
06:56To the extent that by the end of 1862,
06:58almost a quarter of the Confederate army was absent and without permission.
07:02But, among all the cases of fleeing from the army,
07:04one of the most amazing stories will appear during this war.
07:07The story of the escape of a man named Newton Knight.
07:09This soldier was from a section called Jones in the state of Mississippi.
07:12He was born in the Southern Confederate Army.
07:14At the time when the Great Liberation was imposed.
07:16He went to the army, stayed for six months, and then he died.
07:18That's it. I disappeared and learned everything about the war.
07:21He left the army and returned to the section of Jones.
07:23He didn't lose his head.
07:24There, he gathered his friends and family,
07:26as well as his slaves, the refugees,
07:27to form a military force with them.
07:29And the section of Jones was declared,
07:31which is geographically in the heart of the Confederate Army,
07:33meaning with the South,
07:34that it is a section and a free land for all people.
07:37A section that supports the United States of America
07:39and the Federal Army,
07:40and rejects the Confederate Army and slavery.
07:43What I'm telling you is that within three years,
07:45Knight will continue to attack the Confederate Army.
07:48And the government men and the tax collectors,
07:50will call the area the kingdom of free soldiers.
07:52He will meet the soldiers of the Confederate Army
07:55in 14 battles.
07:56He will win all of them.
07:57What?
07:58He's the Marshal Culler, Abu Hamed.
07:59What is this?
08:00And take the surprise that we will know at the end of the war,
08:02when everyone will discover that the strength of the soldiers
08:04did not exceed 125 fighters.
08:07What?
08:08You're saying that Abu Hamed is 6,000, right?
08:09No, 125 fighters only.
08:11Do you see, you idiot?
08:13Do you see?
08:14Yes, my dear.
08:15125 fighters,
08:16from the slaves of freedom,
08:17and the slaves of those who demand freedom.
08:19The story of Newton Knight,
08:20will be repeated in the cinema,
08:21in 2016,
08:22in an inspiring movie,
08:23called, Free State of Jones.
08:24I recommend it to you,
08:25if you want to see it today,
08:26in Movie Night.
08:27It's a face-off movie,
08:28and the characters are one and two.
08:29Soldiers suffering from hunger and disease in the south,
08:32decide,
08:33the Confederate Army commander,
08:34General Robert Edward Lee,
08:35this stubborn,
08:36cowardly,
08:37and heavy-blooded general,
08:38the besieger,
08:39decides in a step,
08:40very brave,
08:41and very stupid,
08:42to some extent,
08:43that since the Prophet's prayer touched our back,
08:45we will not die slowly.
08:46We will go get food.
08:47Where will we get food, Abu Hamed?
08:48In the north.
08:49What?
08:50In the north.
08:51We will get food,
08:52from the north,
08:53and by ourselves.
08:54And so,
08:55in the middle of June 1863,
08:56the inhabitants of Pennsylvania,
08:57in the north of the United States,
08:58wake up,
08:59to find in front of them,
09:00the army of the south,
09:01walking in their lands,
09:02struggling,
09:03as if it were their property,
09:04exporting goods,
09:05but leaving them money in front of them.
09:07Confederate money,
09:08has no value or meaning,
09:09but it's the same principle.
09:10They walk with a good smile,
09:12not only looking for food to eat,
09:14in exchange for their money,
09:15but also,
09:16looking for slaves of freedom,
09:17to bring them back with them,
09:18to the slums.
09:19The next day,
09:20the Confederate army,
09:21like a rooster,
09:22walks in the middle of the northern lands,
09:23happy in Pennsylvania,
09:24forgetting almost everything,
09:26and quickly,
09:27the army of the north runs,
09:28to catch up with this disaster,
09:29and indeed,
09:30it catches up with the Confederate army,
09:31while it is in a very small city,
09:32no one had heard of it before,
09:33but it will turn into,
09:35one of the most famous cities,
09:36in American history,
09:37and that's because,
09:38the army of the north,
09:39will meet the army of the south in it,
09:41and it will be called,
09:42the most important battle,
09:43in the history of the American Civil War,
09:44the Battle of Pittsburgh.
09:45For three days,
09:46inside the city,
09:47the battle,
09:48which is described as,
09:49the most bloody event,
09:50that has ever happened,
09:51in the history of the American Civil War,
09:52a whole military fleet,
09:53was killed in the defense,
09:54along the plains,
09:55around Pittsburgh,
09:56the human limbs,
09:57and the bodies,
09:58were scattered.
09:59The battle,
10:00on the third day,
10:01turned into clashes,
10:02like street fights,
10:03there was no room,
10:04to fight in the defense,
10:05the soldiers,
10:06clashed with each other,
10:07with their bodies,
10:08the armies,
10:09were very close to each other,
10:10the gun,
10:11was fired from a bullet,
10:12at an enemy,
10:13one meter away from the soldier,
10:14if he missed,
10:15he was shot,
10:16in the arm,
10:17the body,
10:18the body,
10:19and the arm,
10:20the arm,
10:21on the third day,
10:22it was clear,
10:23that the Northern Army,
10:24was winning,
10:25and the General,
10:26Robert Edward Lee,
10:27was asking,
10:28his military commander,
10:29George Beckett,
10:30to gather his fleet,
10:31to attack the enemy,
10:32George Beckett replied,
10:33General,
10:34unfortunately,
10:35I can't do this,
10:36Robert Edward Lee,
10:37told him,
10:38please,
10:39we have to move,
10:40George Beckett replied,
10:41General,
10:42I don't have a fleet,
10:43all my fleet is dead,
10:44George Beckett replied,
10:45this is his mistake,
10:46this is his mistake,
10:47I shouldn't have,
10:48reached all this depth,
10:49here,
10:50Robert Edward Lee,
10:51withdraws,
10:52after losing,
10:5328,000 soldiers,
10:54and the Northern Army,
10:55wins,
10:56after losing,
10:5723,000 soldiers,
10:58because this small city,
10:59is filled,
11:00with more than,
11:0151,000,
11:02American soldiers,
11:03you don't want to,
11:04care about the numbers,
11:05at all,
11:06when you talk,
11:07my dear,
11:08about a person's death,
11:09you talk,
11:10about a family's sadness,
11:11for months,
11:12you talk about,
11:13how you want,
11:14to understand the world,
11:15and know about it,
11:16but sometimes,
11:17you regret,
11:18the value of the world,
11:19you send the news,
11:20to President Lincoln,
11:21and he receives it,
11:22with mixed feelings,
11:23disappointed,
11:24that 51,000,
11:25American soldiers,
11:26died,
11:27but happy,
11:28with a great victory,
11:29he approaches the war,
11:30step by step,
11:31as you know,
11:32every victory,
11:33has a price,
11:34and the deaths,
11:35in the United States,
11:36Lincoln will pay,
11:37a high price,
11:38in his heart,
11:39and among his soldiers,
11:40especially,
11:41when he presses,
11:42the American flag,
11:43from the age of 20,
11:44to 45 years old,
11:45and if you don't want to go,
11:46you can pay 300 dollars,
11:47which at that time,
11:48was a very big amount,
11:49the people's anger,
11:50started to increase,
11:51and the most angry people,
11:52increased,
11:53were the Irish,
11:54who were living in New York,
11:55who were seeing,
11:56that the presence of the black,
11:57competes with their presence,
11:58by dismissing jobs,
11:59like the mine jobs,
12:00which were,
12:01actually,
12:02few,
12:03after days,
12:04of the Gettysburg war,
12:05and in New York,
12:06they cling,
12:07and hang next to each other,
12:08the first,
12:09are the names of those,
12:10who were asked,
12:11by thousands of young men,
12:12to reject this destination,
12:13and to attack,
12:14the prison offices,
12:15and to attack,
12:16the black people,
12:17and to burn their churches,
12:18and their houses,
12:19and to implement,
12:20in some of them,
12:21protests in the streets,
12:22and they,
12:23celebrate the life,
12:24of Jefferson Davis,
12:25the president of the south,
12:26the revolution,
12:27spread everywhere,
12:28in New York,
12:29and the most places,
12:30where these things happened,
12:31were Manhattan itself,
12:32in New York,
12:33and imagine,
12:34three days of hunger,
12:35and burning,
12:36and random killing,
12:37didn't end,
12:38until the army,
12:39arrived in Manhattan,
12:40which means,
12:41everyone will go to the army,
12:42Ahmed,
12:43sorry,
12:44I have a question,
12:45if you don't mind,
12:46no, no,
12:47I don't understand,
12:48let me continue,
12:49this is a simple question,
12:50I won't interrupt you,
12:51okay,
12:52the mandatory recruitment,
12:53that the American president,
12:54Abraham Lincoln,
12:55is talking about,
12:56means,
12:57that the black people,
12:58will be recruited,
12:59in the army,
13:00or are these still,
13:01the wars of the white man,
13:02against the white man,
13:03the answer,
13:04my dear,
13:05yes,
13:06the black people,
13:07will be recruited,
13:08in the army,
13:09there is an important difference,
13:10yes,
13:11yes,
13:12yes,
13:13yes,
13:14yes,
13:15my dear,
13:16there is a difference,
13:17between freeing slaves,
13:18and equality,
13:19yes,
13:20but what do you think,
13:21free or equal,
13:22the black soldier,
13:23my dear,
13:24used to get $10 a month,
13:25the white soldier,
13:26used to get $13 a month,
13:27this made,
13:28a large number of black people,
13:29reject him,
13:30in the first place,
13:31against the lack of equality,
13:32also,
13:33the black people,
13:34didn't care at all,
13:35and there was a belief,
13:36that they will run,
13:37and sell their weapons,
13:38and no one else,
13:39and that they can fight,
13:40with power,
13:41and unnatural stability,
13:42and watch Denzel Washington,
13:43in the movie,
13:44how he turns it around,
13:45and although,
13:46the black people,
13:47are only 1%
13:48of the northern population,
13:49but by the end of the war,
13:50they will be 10%
13:51of the northern army,
13:52most of them,
13:53will be from the slaves,
13:54who fled from the south,
13:55and there was a strong message,
13:56from them to the north,
13:57we,
13:58like you,
13:59head to head,
14:00we can fight,
14:01and also,
14:02there was a stronger message,
14:03to the south,
14:04that your past is over,
14:05and it is impossible,
14:06for a soldier,
14:07to become a slave,
14:08after that,
14:09although,
14:10the war,
14:11clearly,
14:12was about,
14:13slavery,
14:14but,
14:15each side,
14:16was trying to say,
14:17that the problem,
14:18is not in slavery,
14:19the north says,
14:20that the problem,
14:21is the rebellion,
14:22against the union,
14:23and the withdrawal from it,
14:24and the south says,
14:25that the problem,
14:26is the attempt,
14:27to attack the authority,
14:28of the states,
14:29and impose the laws,
14:30on them,
14:31but,
14:32in the middle of the war,
14:33all the people,
14:34knew,
14:35and were sure,
14:36that the war,
14:37was about,
14:38slavery,
14:39but,
14:40each side,
14:41was trying to say,
14:42that the war,
14:43was about,
14:44slavery,
14:45but,
14:46each side,
14:47was trying to say,
14:48that the war,
14:49was about,
14:50slavery,
14:51but,
14:52each side,
14:53was trying to say,
14:54that the war,
14:55was about,
14:56slavery,
14:57but,
14:58each side,
14:59was trying to say,
15:00that the war,
15:01was about,
15:02slavery,
15:03but,
15:04each side,
15:05was trying to say,
15:06that the war,
15:07was about,
15:08slavery,
15:09but,
15:10each side,
15:11was trying to say,
15:12that the war,
15:13was about,
15:14slavery,
15:15but,
15:16each side,
15:17was trying to say,
15:18that the war,
15:19was about,
15:20slavery,
15:21but,
15:22each side,
15:23was trying to say,
15:24that the war,
15:25was about,
15:26slavery,
15:27but,
15:28each side,
15:29was trying to say,
15:30that the war,
15:31was about,
15:32slavery,
15:33but,
15:34each side,
15:35was trying to say,
15:36that the war,
15:37was about,
15:38slavery,
15:39but,
15:40each side,
15:41was trying to say,
15:42that the war,
15:43was about,
15:44slavery,
15:45but,
15:46each side,
15:47was trying to say,
15:48that the war,
15:49was about,
15:50slavery,
15:51but,
15:52each side,
15:53was trying to say,
15:54that the war,
15:55was about,
15:56slavery,
15:57but,
15:58each side,
15:59was trying to say,
16:00that the war,
16:01was about,
16:02slavery,
16:03but,
16:04each side,
16:05was trying to say,
16:06that the war,
16:07was about,
16:08slavery,
16:09but,
16:10each side,
16:11was trying to say,
16:12that the war,
16:13was about,
16:14slavery,
16:15but,
16:16each side,
16:17was trying to say,
16:18that the war,
16:19was about,
16:20slavery,
16:21but,
16:22each side,
16:23was trying to say,
16:24that the war,
16:25was about,
16:26slavery,
16:27but,
16:28each side,
16:29was trying to say,
16:30that the war,
16:31was about,
16:32slavery,
16:33but,
16:34each side,
16:35was trying to say,
16:36that the war,
16:37was about,
16:38slavery,
16:39but,
16:40each side,
16:41was trying to say,
16:42that the war,
16:43was about,
16:44slavery,
16:45but,
16:46each side,
16:47was trying to say,
16:48that the war,
16:49was about,
16:50slavery,
16:51but,
16:52each side,
16:53was trying to say,
16:54that the war,
16:55was about,
16:56slavery,
16:57but,
16:58each side,
16:59was trying to say,
17:00that the war,
17:01was about,
17:02slavery,
17:03but,
17:04each side,
17:05was trying to say,
17:06that the war,
17:07was about,
17:08slavery,
17:09but,
17:10each side,
17:11was trying to say,
17:12that the war,
17:13was about,
17:14slavery,
17:15but,
17:16each side,
17:17was trying to say,
17:18that the war,
17:19was about,
17:20slavery,
17:21but,
17:22each side,
17:23was trying to say,
17:24that the war,
17:25was about,
17:26slavery,
17:27but,
17:28each side,
17:29was trying to say,
17:30that the war,
17:31was about,
17:32slavery,
17:33but,
17:34each side,
17:35was trying to say,
17:36that the war,
17:37was about,
17:38slavery,
17:39but,
17:40each side,
17:41was trying to say,
17:42that the war,
17:43was about,
17:44slavery,
17:45but,
17:46each side,
17:47was trying to say,
17:48that the war,
17:49was about,
17:50slavery,
17:51but,
17:52each side,
17:53was trying to say,
17:54that the war,
17:55was about,
17:56slavery,
17:57but,
17:58each side,
17:59was trying to say,
18:00that the war,
18:01was about,
18:02slavery,
18:03but,
18:04each side,
18:05was trying to say,
18:06that the war,
18:07was about,
18:08slavery,
18:09but,
18:10each side,
18:11was trying to say,
18:12that the war,
18:13was about,
18:14slavery,
18:15but,
18:16each side,
18:17was trying to say,
18:18that the war,
18:19was about,
18:20slavery,
18:21but,
18:22each side,
18:23was trying to say,
18:24that the war,
18:25was about,
18:26slavery,
18:27but,
18:28each side,
18:29was trying to say,
18:30that the war,
18:31was about,
18:32slavery,
18:33but,
18:34each side,
18:35was trying to say,
18:36that the war,
18:37was about,
18:38slavery,
18:39but,
18:40each side,
18:41was trying to say,
18:42that the war,
18:43was about,
18:44slavery,
18:45but,
18:46each side,
18:47was trying to say,
18:48that the war,
18:49was about,
18:50slavery,
18:51but,
18:52each side,
18:53was trying to say,
18:54that the war,
18:55was about,
18:56slavery,
18:57but,
18:58each side,
18:59was trying to say,
19:00that the war,
19:01was about,
19:02slavery,
19:03but,
19:04each side,
19:05was trying to say,
19:06that the war,
19:07was about,
19:08slavery,
19:09but,
19:10each side,
19:11was trying to say,
19:12that the war,
19:13was about,
19:14slavery,
19:15but,
19:16each side,
19:17was trying to say,
19:18that the war,
19:19was about,
19:20slavery,
19:21but,
19:22each side,
19:23was trying to say,
19:24that the war,
19:25was about,
19:26slavery,
19:27but,
19:28each side,
19:29was trying to say,
19:30that the war,
19:31was about,
19:32slavery,
19:33but,
19:34each side,
19:35was trying to say,
19:36that the war,
19:37was about,
19:38slavery,
19:39but,
19:40each side,
19:41was trying to say,
19:42that the war,
19:43was about,
19:44slavery,
19:45but,
19:46each side,
19:47was trying to say,
19:48that the war,
19:49was about,
19:50slavery,
19:51but,
19:52each side,
19:53was trying to say,
19:54that the war,
19:55was about,
19:56slavery,
19:57but,
19:58each side,
19:59was trying to say,
20:00that the war,
20:01was about,
20:02slavery,
20:03but,
20:04each side,
20:05was trying to say,
20:06that the war,
20:07was about,
20:08slavery,
20:09but,
20:10each side,
20:11was trying to say,
20:12that the war,
20:13was about,
20:14slavery,
20:15but,
20:16each side,
20:17was trying to say,
20:18that the war,
20:19was about,
20:20slavery,
20:21but,
20:22each side,
20:23was trying to say,
20:24that the war,
20:25was about,
20:26slavery,
20:27but,
20:28each side,
20:29was trying to say,
20:30that the war,
20:31was about,
20:32slavery,
20:33but,
20:34each side,
20:35was trying to say,
20:36that the war,
20:37was about,
20:38slavery,
20:39but,
20:40each side,
20:41was trying to say,
20:42that the war,
20:43was about,
20:44slavery,
20:45but,
20:46each side,
20:47was trying to say,
20:48that the war,
20:49was about,
20:50slavery,
20:51but,
20:52each side,
20:53was trying to say,
20:54that the war,
20:55was about,
20:56slavery,
20:57but,
20:58each side,
20:59was trying to say,
21:00that the war,
21:01was about,
21:02slavery,
21:03but,
21:04each side,
21:05was trying to say,
21:06that the war,
21:07was about,
21:08slavery,
21:09but,
21:10each side,
21:11was trying to say,
21:12that the war,
21:13was about,
21:14slavery,
21:15but,
21:16each side,
21:17was trying to say,
21:18that the war,
21:19was about,
21:20slavery,
21:21but,
21:22each side,
21:23was trying to say,
21:24that the war,
21:25was about,
21:26slavery,
21:27but,
21:28each side,
21:29was trying to say,
21:30that the war,
21:31was about,
21:32slavery,
21:33but,
21:34each side,
21:35was trying to say,
21:36that the war,
21:37was about,
21:38slavery,
21:39but,
21:40each side,
21:41was trying to say,
21:42that the war,
21:43was about,
21:44slavery,
21:45but,
21:46each side,
21:47was trying to say,
21:48that the war,
21:49was about,
21:50slavery,
21:51but,
21:52each side,
21:53was trying to say,
21:54that the war,
21:55was about,
21:56slavery,
21:57but,
21:58each side,
21:59was trying to say,
22:00that the war,
22:01was about,
22:02slavery,
22:03but,
22:04each side,
22:05was trying to say,
22:06that the war,
22:07was about,
22:08slavery,
22:09but,
22:10each side,
22:11was trying to say,
22:12that the war,
22:13was about,
22:14slavery,
22:15but,
22:16each side,
22:17was trying to say,
22:18that the war,
22:19was about,
22:20slavery,
22:21but,
22:22each side,
22:23was trying to say,
22:24that the war,
22:25was about,
22:26slavery,
22:27but,
22:28each side,
22:29was trying to say,
22:30that the war,
22:31was about,
22:32slavery,
22:33but,
22:34each side,
22:35was trying to say,
22:36that the war,
22:37was about,
22:38slavery,
22:39but,
22:40each side,
22:41was trying to say,
22:42that the war,
22:43was about,
22:44slavery,
22:45but,
22:46each side,
22:47was trying to say,
22:48that the war,
22:49was about,
22:50slavery,
22:51but,
22:52each side,
22:53was trying to say,
22:54that the war,
22:55was about,
22:56slavery,
22:57but,
22:58each side,
22:59was trying to say,
23:00that the war,
23:01was about,
23:02slavery,
23:03but,
23:04each side,
23:05was trying to say,
23:06that the war,
23:07was about,
23:08slavery,
23:09but,
23:10each side,
23:11was trying to say,
23:12that the war,
23:13was about,
23:14slavery,
23:15but,
23:16each side,
23:17was trying to say,
23:18that the war,
23:19was about,
23:20slavery,
23:21but,
23:22each side,
23:23was trying to say,
23:24that the war,
23:25was about,
23:26slavery,
23:27but,
23:28each side,
23:29was trying to say,
23:30that the war,
23:31was about,
23:32slavery,
23:33but,
23:34each side,
23:35was trying to say,
23:36that the war,
23:37was about,
23:38slavery,
23:39but,
23:40each side,
23:41was trying to say,
23:42that the war,
23:43was about,
23:44slavery,
23:45but,
23:46each side,
23:47was trying to say,
23:48that the war,
23:49was about,
23:50slavery,
23:51but,
23:52each side,
23:53was trying to say,
23:54that the war,
23:55was about,
23:56slavery,
23:57but,
23:58each side,
23:59was trying to say,
24:00that the war,
24:01was about,
24:02slavery,
24:03but,
24:04each side,
24:05was trying to say,
24:06that the war,
24:07was about,
24:08slavery,
24:09but,
24:10each side,
24:11was trying to say,
24:12that the war,
24:13was about,
24:14slavery,
24:15but,
24:16each side,
24:17was trying to say,
24:18that the war,
24:19was about,
24:20slavery,
24:21but,
24:22each side,
24:23was trying to say,
24:24that the war,
24:25was about,
24:26slavery,
24:27but,
24:28each side,
24:29was trying to say,
24:30that the war,
24:31was about,
24:32slavery,
24:33but,
24:34each side,
24:35was trying to say,
24:36that the war,
24:37was about,
24:38slavery,
24:39but,
24:40each side,
24:41was trying to say,
24:42that the war,
24:43was about,
24:44slavery,
24:45but,
24:46each side,
24:47was trying to say,
24:48that the war,
24:49was about,
24:50slavery,
24:51but,
24:52each side,
24:53was trying to say,
24:54that the war,
24:55was about,
24:56slavery,
24:57but,
24:58each side,
24:59was trying to say,
25:00that the war,
25:01was about,
25:02slavery,
25:03but,
25:04each side,
25:05was trying to say,
25:06that the war,
25:07was about,
25:08slavery,
25:09but,
25:10each side,
25:11was trying to say,
25:12that the war,
25:13was about,
25:14slavery,
25:15but,
25:16each side,
25:17was trying to say,
25:18that the war,
25:19was about,
25:20slavery,
25:21but,
25:22each side,
25:23was trying to say,
25:24that the war,
25:25was about,
25:26slavery,
25:27but,
25:28each side,
25:29was trying to say,
25:30that the war,
25:31was about,
25:32slavery,
25:33but,
25:34each side,
25:35was trying to say,
25:36that the war,
25:37was about,
25:38slavery,
25:39but,
25:40each side,
25:41was trying to say,
25:42that the war,
25:43was about,
25:44slavery,
25:45but,
25:46each side,
25:47was trying to say,
25:48that the war,
25:49was about,
25:50slavery,
25:51but,
25:52each side,
25:53was trying to say,
25:54that the war,
25:55was about,
25:56slavery,
25:57but,
25:58each side,
25:59was trying to say,
26:00that the war,
26:01was about,
26:02slavery,
26:03but,
26:04each side,
26:05was trying to say,
26:06that the war,
26:07was about,
26:08slavery,
26:09but,
26:10each side,
26:11was trying to say,
26:12that the war,
26:13was about,
26:14slavery,
26:15but,
26:16each side,
26:17was trying to say,
26:18that the war,
26:19was about,
26:20slavery,
26:21but,
26:22each side,
26:23was trying to say,
26:24that the war,
26:25was about,
26:26slavery,
26:27but,
26:28each side,
26:29was trying to say,
26:30that the war,
26:31was about,
26:32slavery,
26:33but,
26:34each side,
26:35was trying to say,
26:36that the war,
26:37was about,
26:38slavery,
26:39but,
26:40each side,
26:41was trying to say,
26:42that the war,
26:43was about,
26:44slavery,
26:45but,
26:46each side,
26:47was trying to say,
26:48that the war,
26:49was about,
26:50slavery,
26:51but,
26:52each side,
26:53was trying to say,
26:54that the war,
26:55was about,
26:56slavery,
26:57but,
26:58each side,
26:59was trying to say,
27:00that the war,
27:01was about,
27:02slavery,
27:03but,
27:04each side,
27:05was trying to say,
27:06that the war,
27:07was about,
27:08slavery,
27:09but,
27:10each side,
27:11was trying to say,
27:12that the war,
27:13was about,
27:14slavery,
27:15but,
27:16each side,
27:17was trying to say,
27:18that the war,
27:19was about,
27:20slavery,
27:21but,
27:22each side,
27:23was trying to say,
27:24that the war,
27:25was about,
27:26slavery,
27:27but,
27:28each side,
27:29was trying to say,
27:30that the war,
27:31was about,
27:32slavery,
27:33but,
27:34each side,
27:35was trying to say,
27:36that the war,
27:37was about,
27:38slavery,
27:39but,
27:40each side,
27:41was trying to say,
27:42that the war,
27:43was about,
27:44slavery,
27:45but,
27:46each side,
27:47was trying to say,
27:48that the war,
27:49was about,
27:50slavery,
27:51but,
27:52each side,
27:53was trying to say,
27:54that the war,
27:55was about,
27:56slavery,
27:57but,
27:58each side,
27:59was trying to say,
28:00that the war,
28:01was about,
28:02slavery,
28:03but,
28:04each side,
28:05was trying to say,
28:06that the war,
28:07was about,
28:08slavery,
28:09but,
28:10each side,
28:11was trying to say,
28:12that the war,
28:13was about,
28:14slavery,
28:15but,
28:16each side,
28:17was trying to say,
28:18that the war,
28:19was about,
28:20slavery,
28:21but,
28:22each side,
28:23was trying to say,
28:24that the war,
28:25was about,
28:26slavery,
28:27but,
28:28each side,
28:29was trying to say,
28:30that the war,
28:31was about,
28:32slavery,
28:33but,
28:34each side,
28:35was trying to say,
28:36that the war,
28:37was about,
28:38slavery,
28:39but,
28:40each side,
28:41was trying to say,
28:42that the war,
28:43was about,
28:44slavery,
28:45but,
28:46each side,
28:47was trying to say,
28:48that the war,
28:49was about,
28:50slavery,
28:51but,
28:52each side,
28:53was trying to say,
28:54that the war,
28:55was about,
28:56slavery,
28:57but,
28:58each side,
28:59was trying to say,
29:00that the war,
29:01was about,
29:02slavery,
29:03but,
29:04each side,
29:05was trying to say,
29:06that the war,
29:07was about,
29:08slavery,
29:09but,
29:10each side,
29:11was trying to say,
29:12that the war,
29:13was about,
29:14slavery,
29:15but,
29:16each side,
29:17was trying to say,
29:18that the war,
29:19was about,
29:20slavery,
29:21but,
29:22each side,
29:23was trying to say,
29:24that the war,
29:25was about,
29:26slavery,
29:27but,
29:28each side,
29:29was trying to say,
29:30that the war,
29:31was about,
29:32slavery,
29:33but,
29:34each side,
29:35was trying to say,
29:36that the war,
29:37was about,
29:38slavery,
29:39but,
29:40each side,
29:41was trying to say,
29:42that the war,
29:43was about,
29:44slavery,
29:45but,
29:46each side,
29:47was trying to say,
29:48that the war,
29:49was about,
29:50slavery,
29:51but,
29:52each side,
29:53was trying to say,
29:54that the war,
29:55was about,
29:56slavery,
29:57but,
29:58each side,
29:59was trying to say,
30:00that the war,
30:01was about,
30:02slavery,
30:03but,
30:04each side,
30:05was trying to say,
30:06that the war,
30:07was about,
30:08slavery,
30:09but,
30:10each side,
30:11was trying to say,
30:12that the war,
30:13was about,
30:14slavery,
30:15but,
30:16each side,
30:17was trying to say,
30:18that the war,
30:19was about,
30:20slavery,
30:21but,
30:22each side,
30:23was trying to say,
30:24that the war,
30:25was about,
30:26slavery,
30:27but,
30:28each side,
30:29was trying to say,
30:30that the war,
30:31was about,
30:32slavery,
30:33but,
30:34each side,
30:35was trying to say,
30:36that the war,
30:37was about,
30:38slavery,
30:39but,
30:40each side,
30:41was trying to say,
30:42that the war,
30:43was about,
30:44slavery,
30:45but,
30:46each side,
30:47was trying to say,
30:48that the war,
30:49was about,
30:50slavery,
30:51but,
30:52each side,
30:53was trying to say,
30:54that the war,
30:55was about,
30:56slavery,
30:57but,
30:58each side,
30:59was trying to say,
31:00that the war,
31:01was about,
31:02slavery,
31:03but,
31:04each side,
31:05was trying to say,
31:06that the war,
31:07was about,
31:08slavery,
31:09but,
31:10each side,
31:11was trying to say,
31:12that the war,
31:13was about,
31:14slavery,
31:15but,
31:16each side,
31:17was trying to say,
31:18that the war,
31:19was about,
31:20slavery,
31:21but,
31:22each side,
31:23was trying to say,
31:24that the war,
31:25was about,
31:26slavery,
31:27but,
31:28each side,
31:29was trying to say,
31:30that the war,
31:31was about,
31:32slavery,
31:33but,
31:34each side,
31:35was trying to say,
31:36that the war,
31:37was about,
31:38slavery,
31:39but,
31:40each side,
31:41was trying to say,
31:42that the war,
31:43was about,
31:44slavery,
31:45but,
31:46each side,
31:47was trying to say,
31:48that the war,
31:49was about,
31:50slavery,
31:51but,
31:52each side,
31:53was trying to say,
31:54that the war,
31:55was about,
31:56slavery,
31:57but,
31:58each side,
31:59was trying to say,
32:00that the war,
32:01was about,
32:02slavery,
32:03but,
32:04each side,
32:05was trying to say,
32:06that the war,
32:07was about,
32:08slavery,
32:09but,
32:10each side,
32:11was trying to say,
32:12that the war,
32:13was about,
32:14slavery,
32:15but,
32:16each side,
32:17was trying to say,
32:18that the war,
32:19was about,
32:20slavery,
32:21but,
32:22each side,
32:23was trying to say,
32:24that the war,
32:25was about,
32:26slavery,
32:27but,
32:28each side,
32:29was trying to say,
32:30that the war,
32:31was about,
32:32slavery,
32:33but,
32:34each side,
32:35was trying to say,
32:36that the war,
32:37was about,
32:38slavery,
32:39but,
32:40each side,
32:41was trying to say,
32:42that the war,
32:43was about,
32:44slavery,
32:45but,
32:46each side,
32:47was trying to say,
32:48that the war,
32:49was about,
32:50slavery,
32:51but,
32:52each side,
32:53was trying to say,
32:54that the war,
32:55was about,
32:56slavery,
32:57but,
32:58each side,
32:59was trying to say,
33:00that the war,
33:01was about,
33:02slavery,
33:03but,
33:04each side,
33:05was trying to say,
33:06that the war,
33:07was about,
33:08slavery,
33:09but,
33:10each side,
33:11was trying to say,
33:12that the war,
33:13was about,
33:14slavery,
33:15but,
33:16each side,
33:17was trying to say,
33:18that the war,
33:19was about,
33:20slavery,
33:21but,
33:22each side,
33:23was trying to say,
33:24that the war,
33:25was about,
33:26slavery,
33:27but,
33:28each side,
33:29was trying to say,
33:30that the war,
33:31was about,
33:32slavery,
33:33but,
33:34each side,
33:35was trying to say,
33:36that the war,
33:37was about,
33:38slavery,
33:39but,
33:40each side,
33:41was trying to say,
33:42that the war,
33:43was about,
33:44slavery,
33:45but,
33:46each side,
33:47was trying to say,
33:48that the war,
33:49was about,
33:50slavery,
33:51but,
33:52each side,
33:53was trying to say,
33:54that the war,
33:55was about,
33:56slavery,
33:57but,
33:58each side,
33:59was trying to say,
34:00that the war,
34:01was about,
34:02slavery,
34:03but,
34:04each side,
34:05was trying to say,
34:06that the war,
34:07was about,
34:08slavery,
34:09but,
34:10each side,
34:11was trying to say,
34:12that the war,
34:13was about,
34:14slavery,
34:15but,
34:16each side,
34:17was trying to say,
34:18that the war,
34:19was about,
34:20slavery,
34:21but,
34:22each side,
34:23was trying to say,
34:24that the war,
34:25was about,
34:26slavery,
34:27but,
34:28each side,
34:29was trying to say,
34:30that the war,
34:31was about,
34:32slavery,
34:33but,
34:34each side,
34:35was trying to say,
34:36that the war,
34:37was about,
34:38slavery,
34:39but,
34:40each side,
34:41was trying to say,
34:42that the war,
34:43was about,
34:44slavery,
34:45but,
34:46each side,
34:47was trying to say,
34:48that the war,
34:49was about,
34:50slavery,
34:51but,
34:52each side,
34:53was trying to say,